Ensuing a beautiful yet windy and tough round of golf at Osprey Point, will be an equally satisfying meal in downtown Charleston. No, its not more soul food, its pizza, something that never fails to cheer me up, so I can guarantee it will do the same for you. Located conveniently on the corner of Bogard and Saint Phillip Street is a cozy, yet modern pizza shop, named D'Allesandro's Pizza. D'Allesandro's Pizza has nearly every flavor of pizza you can imagine: from Margarita to Pesto to pizza with every cheese imaginable, D'Allesandro's will fulfill any and all of your pizza craving desires. This is a great spot to sit down and hang out with the boys, as you guys can order beer for a reasonable price and eat a large amount of pizza, for a low price. Pizza here ranges form a little over $8 for a 10" pie, to a little over $25 for a 16" greek pie, but keep in mind this can feed 2 people. This is the best all around pizza shop in Charleston: from the low prices, to the amazing service, to the great pizza, nothing else in the area beats it. D'Allesandros' is roughly 26 minutes from John's Island, 38 minutes from the Andell Inn, and 25 minutes from the Beachside Boutique Inn. If the sun hasn't set and your group wants to do something fun, I recommend making the drive over to Fort Moultrie a beautiful and fascinating fort that was captured by the British in 1780. This fort was used to protect Charleston in times of crisis, and contains 16, 12 inch mortars, which are really fascinating to see up close. Not only is this fort a great way to see some old fashioned artillery, it is conveniently located on the Atlantic Ocean and offers incredible views of Charleston and Fort Sumter. Fort Moultrie has a small $10 entrance fee for adults, but is extremely worth it as the views alone are breathtaking. In terms of distance from D'Allesandro's Pizza, Fort Moultrie is a scenic 22 minute drive.
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